Dixie State University Human Performance Center

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Human Performance CenterDSU & State of Utah

Equal Partners for Student Success

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Project Summary

• Student Services (104 K GSF)– Olympic size pool *– Basketball courts (2)* – Aerobic Rooms*– Fitness center*– Running track*– Climbing wall*– Intramural offices– Wellness*denotes 97,119 GSF used academically

• Academic Space (38 K GSF)– Offices– Teaching Labs

• Neurology• Pediatric/ADL• Biomechanics• Modalities• Exercise

Physiology• Plinth

142,000 Square Feet$50M

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• Why this Model?– One Building vs. Two– No Space Duplication– Improved Space

Efficiency– Shared O&M– Smaller Footprint– Doesn’t Exist Currently

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What is Different this Year?Human Performance Center

• VCBO/SASAKI Recommends New Location

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What is Different this Year?Human Performance Center

• Funding ($25M identified)o $20M Student Fees ($4M Cash, $16M Bond)o $1M Washington Countyo $1.5M Anonymous Donoro $1.3M Jennings Property Donationo $1.2M Prior Donations

• Request Change: $25M vs. 39M• Academic Programs Approved

– Exercise Science– U of U Partnership

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Our Case• We do not have a building• Holland Building in 2010• We have identified 50% of the funds• 100% Increase in applications• Record breaking freshman class• Increased enrollment • We have prevented the students from raising student fees• We are losing prospective students• Building Board approved programming• We have done all that we can do

Request: We need your support

President Williams

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